Keihin CR carbs on cbx1000z

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Keihin CR carbs on cbx1000z

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I'm fitting a set of Keihin CR carbs on my 78 cbx1000z (kit from Tims) and I am struggling to get the crankcase breather pipe back on as the vent on the case is contacting the underside of one of the carbs ? What do people do about this when fitting these carbs.....cut the vent back locally ? I don't really fancy doing that.......is there another option....has anyone else fit these carbs and had the same problem ?

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Re: Keihin CR carbs on cbx1000z

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paxo,
You can remove the alternator (3 bolts) and knock out the entire vent tube from the inside. Then you can turn it to a better angle for you and re-seal it to the case. A very easy fix. I have done this many times with my turbo's.
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Re: Keihin CR carbs on cbx1000z

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Only problem I've found is that I had to heat the breather pipe to get it driven out.

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Re: Keihin CR carbs on cbx1000z

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thanks guys,
I had to use a little heat but the vent pipe knocked out ok and is now repositioned and carbs fit so much better. Looking forward to trying them out tomorrow !

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